According to Gray et al. (2017) research essentials include a summary of what is known about the phenomenon of interest, the justification for what importance the research would discover to bridge the knowledge gap, as well as the population at hand, or the setting of interest. Each of these factors are important as the reason for research is to enhance understanding of a phenomenon at interest, and to do so would contribute increased knowledge to put to use by health care professionals implementing this advanced knowledge into practice which will lead to better health outcomes for our patients. In order to achieve this, researchers should follow proper research protocols to ensure that information is received as best/accurate as possible, (Gray et al., 2017).